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Economic Development Alternatives in Baltimore & How We Get There

by Marc Steiner

Sarah McKinley, our Manager of Community Development Programs, joins the Marc Steiner Show on Baltimore’s WEAA 88.9 FM for an episode of their month-long series Baltimore Uprising: One Year Later.

Sarah joins the discussion along with Kim Trueheart, longtime citizen activist and former candidate for Baltimore City Council President; Lawrence Grandpre, Assistant Director of Research and Public Policy for Leaders of a Beautiful Struggle; and Jeff Singer, community organizer, clinical social worker, public policy advocate, and founder and former Executive Director of Health Care for the Homeless.

Listen to the show here.

Publication date: 2016-05-09
Parent publication: WEAA 88.9 FM Baltimore
Publication URL: http://www.steinershow.org/features/baltimore-uprising/economic-development-alternatives-in-baltimore-how-we-get-there/
by Marc Steiner

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